• Uragh Stone Circle - Journey through a narrow, winding lane into this picturesque valley, sculpted by the last ice age, to visit the enchanting stone circle at Uragh, which overlooks Lough Inchiquin. From this vantage point, enjoy a distant view of the stunning waterfall at the valley’s end, with an optional visit to Gleninchiquin Park and waterfall available.
• Derreen - Travel towards Derreen and Lauragh, taking smaller roads that lead away from the usual paths, unveiling breathtaking views en route to this scenic area beneath the Healy Pass and alongside Glanmore Lake. Explore the lakeside and the crystal-clear river flowing through a charming rural landscape. A visit to the woodland gardens at Derreen is also an option.
• Ardgroom Stone Circle - Perched on a hillside with spectacular views, this dream-like Stone Circle is an optional stop. Although parking is 5 - 10 minutes away, a moderate walk through softer ground is required, especially during wet conditions, but the effort is rewarding.
• Ring of Beara - At Ardgroom Village, follow the Ring of Beara, a narrow single-lane road tracing the coastline, offering a series of panoramic views of this magnificent coastal landscape along the wild Atlantic Way.
• Kilcatherine Church and Cemetery - Kilcatherine Church, located above the rugged Atlantic coastline, dates back to the 12th Century, built on an earlier ecclesiastical site from the 7th Century. Explore the church ruins and grounds, featuring many fine examples of headstones with Celtic crosses. Steeped in legends and folklore, discover the Hag of Beara, a short distance from the church.
• Ring of Beara - Continuing along the narrow, winding country lanes of the Ring of Beara, reach the vibrant villages of Eyeries and Allihies, offering access to delightful landscapes and vistas, some known only to locals, as the journey takes you through backroads and cul-de-sacs leading to secluded beaches and coves on the rocky coastline.
• Allihies - Allihies features remnants of 19th Century copper mining, including engine houses with distinctive chimneys and mine shafts dotting the landscape. Along the coast, discover the photogenic “Beara Bowl,” a natural circular rock formation facing the open Atlantic Ocean.

From here, visit the cable car linking Dursey Island to the mainland, stroll along some of the scenic sandy beaches along the rugged coastline, or capture the atmospheric famine ruins in the landscape.

• Dunboy Castle and Puxley Mansion - The ruins of the 15th-century Dunboy Castle are located at the end of a narrow track at the channel between Bear Island and Castletownbere. Also noteworthy are the gatehouses to Puxley Mansion, which towers above the castle ruins.
• Castletownbere - Take a break in Castletownbere to explore the historic fishing port and discover the intriguing galleries and charming shopfronts along the main street.
• Healy Pass - A famine relief project, The Healy Pass, originally “The Kerry Pass,” links the north and south sides of the Beara peninsula. Starting from Adrigole Bridge in County Cork, the road winds to the pass, crossing the Caha mountain range at about 300m, and descends into a scenic valley to Lauragh Bridge in County Kerry. Enjoy captivating views over the Kenmare River, Bantry Bay, and the Glanmore Lake area at various stops along the way.

• Private transportation
• Photography tips on improving your photos
• Photography of you and your group on phone camera
• Basic DSLR cameras available with prior notice (bring 4GB - 16GB SD card)
• 6 seats (option for 7 with back bench squeeze)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guide

• Lunch

This photography and sightseeing tour offers a distinctive Irish “off the beaten path” adventure. Traveling along the narrow lanes of the peaceful and serene Ring of Beara, participants will journey beside crystal-clear lakes and through stunning rural landscapes. Along the way, the tour visits enchanting stone circles, atmospheric ruins, vibrant villages, and charming farmhouses.

Participants can simply sit back, relax, and enjoy this delightful tour. For those interested in capturing memorable moments at the stunning locations, the operator will provide guidance and tips on enhancing photography skills with any camera or phone. All locations are easily accessible, with no strenuous walking or climbing involved!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.